| Author |
Title |
Publisher |
Year |
Description |
| Albin, Peter S. (ed. Duncan K. Foley) |
Barriers and Bounds to Rationality: Essays on economic complexity and dynamics in interactive systems |
Princeton |
1998 |
Review by Roger A. McCain (JASSS 2.3, 1999). |
| Axelrod, Robert |
The Complexity of Cooperation: Agent-based models of competition and collaboration |
Princeton |
1997 |
Review by Ken Binmore (JASSS 1.1, 1998). |
| Bedau, Mark A. and Humphreys, Paul (eds) |
Emergence |
MIT |
2008 |
A collection of papers on emergence, mostly from the 1990s, by a wide range of notable authors. Review by Flaminio Squazzoni (JASSS 11.4, 2008) |
| Billari, Francesco G., Fent, Thomas, Prskawetz, Alexia and Scheffran, Jurgen (eds) |
Agent-Based Computational Modelling: Applications in Demography, Social, Economic and Environmental Sciences |
Physica-Verlag, Heidelberg |
2006 |
Review by Petra Ahrweiler (JASSS 10.2, 2007) |
| Buchanan, Mark |
The Social Atom: Why the rich get richer, cheaters get caught, and your neighbor usually looks like you |
Bloomsbury |
2007 |
Review by David Hales (JASSS 11.3, 2008). |
| Calvin, William H. and Bickerton, Derek |
Lingua ex Machina: Reconciling Darwin and Chomsky with the human brain |
MIT |
2001 |
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| Casti, John L |
Would-be Worlds: How simulation is changing the frontiers of science |
Wiley |
1997 |
Review by Robert Anderson (JASSS 4.1, 2001). |
| Cilliers, Paul |
Complexity and Postmodernism |
Routledge |
1998 |
Review by David Byrne (JASSS 2.2, 1999). |
| Conte, Rosaria, Hegselmann, Rainer and Terna, Pietro (eds) |
Simulating Social Phenomena |
Springer-Verlag |
1997 |
Review by Scott Moss (JASSS 1.2, 1998). |
| Edmonds, Bruce, Hernandez, Cesareo and Troitzsch, Klaus G. |
Social Simulation: Technologies, Advances and New Discoveries |
Information Science Reference |
2007 |
Review by Scott E. Page (JASSS 11.2, 2008) |
| Epstein, Joshua M. |
Generative Social Science |
Princeton |
2006 |
Review by Rosaria Conte (JASSS 10.4, 2007) |
| Epstein, Joshua M. and Axtell, Robert |
Growing Artificial Societies: Social science from the bottom up |
MIT |
1996 |
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| Garnsey, Elizabeth, Hall, Clare and McGlade, James |
Complexity and Co-Evolution: Continuity and change in socio-economic systems |
Edward Elgar |
2006 |
Review by Mauro Lombardi (JASSS 10.1, 2007). |
| Gaylord, Richard J. and D'Andria, Lou |
Simulating Society: A Mathematica toolkit for modeling socioeconomic behavior |
Springer Verlag |
1998 |
Very informative specifically on modeling of cellular automata using Mathematica. Review by Rainer Hegselmann (JASSS 1.3, 1998). |
| Gilbert, Nigel |
Agent-Based Models |
Sage |
2007 |
Review by Gianluca Manzo (JASSS 11.2, 2008) |
| Gilbert, Nigel and Troitzsch, Klaus G. |
Simulation for the Social Scientist |
Open University |
1999 |
Review by Andrea Schertlet (JASSS 3.3, 2000). |
| Harrison, Neil E. |
Complexity in World Politics |
SUNY Press |
2006 |
Review by Orion A. Lewis (JASSS 10.4, 2007) |
| Hodgson, Geoffrey M. |
Evolution and Institutions: On evolutionary economics and the evolution of economics |
Edward Elgar |
1999 |
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| Holland, John H. |
Emergence: From chaos to order |
Oxford |
1998 |
Review by Tony Curzon Price (JASSS 1.4, 1998). |
| Humphreys, Paul |
Extending Ourselves: Computational science, empiricism, and scientific method |
Oxford |
2004 |
Discusses how computers have extended our abilities, and the implications for philosophy of science. |
| Jennings, Nicholas R. and Wooldridge, Michael J. (eds) |
Agent Technology: foundations, applications and markets |
Springer Verlag |
1998 |
Covers examples of commercial and industrial applications of agent-based models. Review by Jaime Simão Sichman and Jami Fred Hübner (JASSS 2.3, 1999). |
| Jervis, Robert |
System Effects: Complexity in political and social life |
Princeton |
1997 |
Usefully discursive review by Scott E. Page (JASSS 2.1, 1999). |
| Marchi, Scott de |
Computational and Mathematical Modeling in the Social Sciences |
Cambridge |
2005 |
Review by Flaminio Squazzoni (JASSS 10.2, 2005) |
| Noble, Denis |
The Music of Life |
Oxford |
2006 |
A spirited attack on simple-minded reductionism, with illuminating analogies to music, promoting the idea of "middle-out" explanation (as opposed to "top-down" or "bottom-up"). |
| North, Michael and Macal, Charles |
Managing Business Complexity: Discovering strategic solutions with agent-based modeling and simulation |
Oxford |
2007 |
Review by H. Van Dyke Parunak (JASSS 10.4, 2007) |
| Overwalle, Frank van |
Social Connectionism: A reader and handbook for simulations |
Routledge |
2007 |
Aims to demonstrate how human reasoning biases can be explained by the mechanism of connectionist learning. Review by Martin Neumann (JASSS 11.3, 2008). |
| Rennard, Jean-Philippe (ed.) |
Handbook of Research on Nature Inspired Computing for Economics and Management |
Idea Group Inc. |
2006 |
Review by Erol Taymaz (JASSS 11.1, 2008) |
| Rowe, Glenn W. |
Theoretical Models in Biology |
Oxford |
1994 |
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| Siegfried, Tom |
The Bit and the Pendulum: From quantum computing to M theory - the new physics of information |
Wiley |
2000 |
Explores the idea that reality ultimately consists of information. |
| Tesfatsion, Leigh and Judd, Kenneth L. (eds) |
Handbook of Computational Economics, Volume II: Agent-based Computational Economics |
Elsevier |
2006 |
Review by Herbert Gintis (JASSS 10.1, 2007) |
| Wolfram, Stephen |
A New Kind of Science |
Wolfram Media Inc. |
2002 |
An ambitious and controversial attempt to set algorithmic models at the heart of science. |